This is such a great solution for a small one room apartment. The module with the bedroom on the top also has the bathroom inside and creates an area by the window which contains the kitchen. I like that the kitchen area has darker colors, which divides this part from the rest of the room.
Styling by Grey Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg, for Stadshem
I got to try out these lovely deco objects from Danish design brand Louise Roe in our home and love the simple but chique look they give to any corner. I love the brass bowl in the kitchen, which I use as a fruit bowl. I don’t usually like the fruit being so visible (and colorful) but since this design is quite deep, it makes it more subtile. The brass matches our kitchen handles perfectly so I’m absolutely sure this is the right place for it. The smaller copper version stands out beautifully on our String shelf for now and the crystal water bottle matches our bar chart perfectly.
I just had to share these beautiful pictures of the Find your Luck and Snowy Tree print in the home of Suvi from the beautiful Finnish blog Valkoinen Harmaja. They look so wonderful in Suvi’s stylish nordic home.
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This home looks so warm and inviting because of all the wooden built-ins. I like the kitchen with the wooden cupboards combined with a marble dinner table and concrete flooring. This is such a nice combination of materials. The double bed in the kid’s room looks very nice as well and has a storage room underneath in the same material.
via Per Jansson
Attic homes can be a little tricky to decorate because of all the angled walls and beams. This interior feels like it was made for this layout and looks super cozy. The kitchen has these polygon marble tiles on the wall which I like a lot and the dining area is placed in an area with higher ceilings and lots of light.
Styled by Emma Fisher for Bjurfors
I love the vibe of this cozy workspace. The botanical illustration and the String shelf with pink and terracotta details go so perfectly well together with the vintage desk. The light grey walls give this space a soft look and the white desk chair gives everything a touch of freshness.
photography by Janne Olander for Stadshem
This good looking café Pom & Flora just opened its doors in Stockholm. The building has these beautiful old panel walls, which are perfectly balanced with soft wood furniture and a greige wall color. I would love to have a coffee there one day.
Found via Residence
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I think this is such a great solution for a headboard. The construction is made out of Ikea elements and painted in the same color as the wall. I like that you can use the top of the headboard for decoration items as well, for a look that can always change.
Styling by Pella Hedeby, photographed by Ragnar Omarsson for Ikea Livet Hemma
